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<jats:p>This paper briefly discusses the basic theoretical findings about sulphate-induced corrosion of concrete and also the possibilities how to determine the degree of concrete resistance to such corrosion in the most effective way. The described experiment involves a twofold comparative test – monitoring of selected parameters of two model mortars stored in both the corrosive and the reference environments (water bath). During the test, these model mortars represent commonly used concrete for the manufacture of concrete sewer pipes. The article also explains why and how the mortars were designed and tested instead of concrete. The conclusion of the paper presents the results and their evaluation.</jats:p>